Chu Hang turned to Tony.
"You've always wanted to build a system that can monitor the Multiverse, right? Start now."
Tony froze for a moment, then grinned.
"You mean combine the Council of Kangs' technology with the Mother Box?"
Chu Hang nodded.
"Yes. I want an eye that can see every dimensional tear."
Tony snapped his fingers.
"Leave it to me."
He turned and headed for the lab.
The Divine Eye on Strange's forehead suddenly throbbed violently.
His expression changed.
"Wait."
Everyone looked at him.
Strange closed his eyes. The Divine Eye on his forehead opened, spilling golden light.
He was looking into the future.
A few seconds later, he opened his eyes, his face deathly pale.
"Something's coming."
Chu Hang paused. Since reaching the Multiversal level, he had stopped paying attention to minor fluctuations in spacetime.
"What?"
Strange took a deep breath.
"It isn't coming for us. Someone's forcing their way through the dimensional barrier of a nearby parallel universe."
The moment he finished speaking, the entire Void Fortress shook.
It wasn't a physical tremor.
Space itself was shuddering.
Chu Hang appeared at the edge of the fortress in an instant.
Clark, Thor, Strange, Wanda—everyone followed.
They saw it.
Above the fortress plaza, a purple-black rift was tearing open.
Strange energy flowed along its edges, writhing as though alive.
Then a streak of light fell from the rift.
Boom.
It struck the plaza, carving out a crater ten meters across.
The dust cleared.
A woman rose from the crater.
She wore a black-and-white bodysuit and stood tall, her bearing haughty.
She raised her head and swept her gaze over the Avengers.
Her eyes were full of contempt.
Chu Hang didn't move.
He stood at the edge of the fortress, watching the woman climb out of the crater.
Clark hovered